Patna: Patna Traffic Police created a green corridor between AIIMS Patna and IGIMS to facilitate the urgent transportation of a donated kidney and liver for a transplant procedure.
The ambulance carrying the organs left AIIMS Patna at 11:54 pm and reached IGIMS at 12:10 am, completing the journey in just 16 minutes.
The traffic arrangements were made under the direction of Traffic SP Sagar Kumar Jha, with police personnel deployed at different points along the route to ensure an uninterrupted passage for the ambulance.
Traffic Police Coordinate Green Corridor
Sagar Kumar Jha said the donated organs had to reach the destination hospital within the required time, making coordinated traffic management essential.
Traffic police teams were positioned at different locations along the route and coordinated with each other to regulate traffic and keep the road clear.
The arrangement enabled the ambulance to travel through the city without being delayed by traffic signals or congestion.
Ambulance Completes Journey Without Stopping
After the green corridor was activated, traffic police ensured a clear route between the two hospitals.
The ambulance did not have to stop during the journey, allowing the donated kidney and liver to reach IGIMS within 16 minutes.
The organs were handed over at the destination hospital, after which the medical teams proceeded with the transplant-related process.
Every Minute Matters In Organ Transport
Traffic SP Sagar Kumar Jha said timely transportation is particularly important in organ transplant cases, where coordination between the police, medical teams and ambulance personnel is essential.
Traffic personnel were deployed along the route to manage movement and ensure that the ambulance could pass without interruption.
The green corridor arrangement allowed the donated organs to be transported quickly from AIIMS Patna to IGIMS, highlighting the role of coordinated traffic management in time-sensitive medical transportation.
